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  • Sony pulls its exclusive single-player games from Steam

    Sony pulls its exclusive single-player games from Steam

    According to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schrier, PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst announced to PlayStation gaming staff that single-player narrative games are now exclusive to their console. Only multiplayer or live-service-type games will be offered on PC from now on. So, what should you know about it?

  • Google launched the Google Desktop App for Windows 10 and Windows 11

    Google launched the Google Desktop App for Windows 10 and Windows 11

    Recently, Google launched the Google app for desktop. Apparently, this app is available for PC running Windows 10 and Windows 11. That said, what should you know about it?

  • Do You Actually Need an Anti-Virus App for Your Phone?

    Do You Actually Need an Anti-Virus App for Your Phone?

    Smartphones have pretty much taken over almost everything. It has become our wallets, cameras, and personal data hubs, an all-in-one device. But this also makes them prime targets for cyber threats, which we have seen the rise of scams and spam over the years, especially since the pandemic.

    Not all is bleak, though. At the same time, modern devices are more secure than ever thanks to significant improvements in operating systems and hardware-level protections. It makes sense for personal computers to have an anti-virus program to help guard against malicious attacks, but what about smartphones? Do you actually need an anti-virus app on your phone?

  • RAM crisis - Will RAM prices ever return to "normal"?

    RAM crisis - Will RAM prices ever return to "normal"?

    Unless you have been hiding under a rock, you would have heard about the skyrocketing RAM prices. The reason is due to AI platforms constantly expanding, so supply < demand = prices+++. However, there are some people who think that recent developments could help bring the end of the RAM shortage sooner than expected, and prices could return to normal. Below is an update of recent happenings.

  • Samsung brings its browser to PC with new AI capabilities

    Samsung brings its browser to PC with new AI capabilities

    After some time, Samsung has officially expanded its Samsung Browser beyond mobile devices, launching a Windows version that introduces cross-device continuity and new agentic AI features. The move marks a significant shift in Samsung’s software strategy, extending its browser into a broader ecosystem play that connects smartphones and PCs more seamlessly.

  • The MacBook Neo is a surprise for the PC industry - ASUS CEO

    The MacBook Neo is a surprise for the PC industry - ASUS CEO

    Recently, ASUS co-CEO SY Hsu was quoted as saying that the MacBook Neo is a surprise to the Windows PC industry. This is because Apple has only offered laptops in the premium segment; offering the MacBook Neo at a bargain price is something unexpected. So, what should you know about it?

     

  • According to Dexerto, Dell made a bold admission at CES 2026 that consumers don't really care much about AI features on PCs. That said, what should you know about it?

  • Intel unveils Panther Lake: the first AI-PC platform built on 18A

    Intel unveils Panther Lake: the first AI-PC platform built on 18A

    Intel today revealed its most ambitious architectural leap yet: the Intel Core Ultra series 3, codenamed Panther Lake — the first-ever AI-enabled PC platform built on Intel 18A, the company’s most advanced semiconductor process to date. The launch marks a major milestone in client computing, integrating cutting-edge performance, power efficiency, and AI acceleration into a single platform.

  • NVIDIA and Intel team up to develop AI Infrastructure and Personal Computing Products

    NVIDIA and Intel team up to develop AI Infrastructure and Personal Computing Products

    NVIDIA and Intel announced a collaboration to develop multiple generations of data centre and personal computer (PC) products that combine the expertise of both companies. So, what should you know about it?

  • Dragon Ball is back! GEKISHIN SQUADRA is now available globally for free

    Dragon Ball is back! GEKISHIN SQUADRA is now available globally for free

    Bandai Namco Entertainment and Google Cloud have announced the global launch of DRAGON BALL GEKISHIN SQUADRA, a new cross-platform 4-on-4 action game that will be available to play starting September 10, 2025.


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